The Ukrainian Government made written submissions as a third party (Article   36 §   1 of the Convention). THE FACTS 5.

    The applicant made a further appeal, which was dismissed by the Warsaw Regional Administrative Court on 6 September 2017.

The third applicant, Valentina Rostaş , was born in 1964. The fourth applicant, Lucreţia Rostaş , was born in 1950. The fifth applicant, Silvia Moldovan , was born in 1955.

It held that, in breach of those conditions, no assessment of the value of company K.’s shares had been made prior to the company being privatised, and no conclusion about the value of those shares had

To reach that conclusion, it focused on the limits of the emergency fund and on the total number of requests made by affected businesses.

It finds that, as established by the domestic court, the remaining applicants were made to bear a disproportionate burden.

The outcome of the exercise and the boundaries of the forest were publicly announced and as no objection was made, this decision became final in 1940. 9.

The applicant had been made to sit on a chair and his feet had been tied to the chair legs.

On the basis of those agreements, third parties had made transfers to B.S.’s account by way of repayment of the fictitious loans; the transfers in question were found to constitute money-laundering.

The statements were dated 11 July, but Major P. certified them as having been made on   10   July. 19.

    The Government submitted that no award should be made since the applicant had failed to specify her claims. 59.

At the same time, it did not rely on any legal provision that would have made the award of the allowances in question conditional on any budgetary transfers and that provided for any discretion on the

There is no information about the dates on which such entries were made or by whom.

The appellate court made no mention of the applicant’s particular complaint under Article 9 of the Convention. 26.

The Court notes in this connection that the applicants’ demonstrations were aiming to make the President personally intervene in the criminal investigation into their stolen vehicles, the progress of which

Bulgaria (no. 41171/98) Valentin Kuibishev is a Bulgarian national who was born in 1954 and lives in Plovdiv (Bulgaria).

    Relying on Articles 6, 7, 10 and 18 of the Convention, some applicants also made additional complaints related to the same facts and legal issues which had been examined by the Court (see

The pawn shop only holds gold items as collateral for the loans made to private individuals.” 3.

also complained in particular of the heat, his alleged weight loss due to the poor quality of food provided in the transit zone and the high level of noise during the night in the family section which made